I felt ill yesterday , no energy headache weak and depressed, i went to a family party and was miserable there was one thing to eat at the buffet , a tiny bit of salad and i scraped tuna out of a sandwich, i was starving hungry all day and ended up scoffing a few strawberries and double cream which actually made me feel better, i ate bacon and nine eggs throughout the day with loads of butter , I've still got headache this morning took some paracetomol , feel really down , weighed myself and lost one pound which i had put on during last week, this coming friday will be one month since starting keto and ive only lost ten pounds , i feel deprived i feel its not for me . I want to lose another three stone and at this rate its going to take forever , i just feel that i am being punished for being diabetic .
I am going to disneylanparis in february full board and i fear it will be ruined becausee of boring food Yesterday i cried and cried cos i just felt lousy
thanks it must be right as the double cream this morning was so uplifting like a medicine .Fat is your problem I reckon. More is bettter. Even if it means displacing some protein.
If you’re hungry then you’re not getting enough fat.
thanks , just occasionally i snack . Normally i am not hungry just the past few days .Also don’t snack. All you’re doing is releasing insulin for the sake of minimal caloric intake. Far better to eat a full meal when you’re hungry. If you’re hungry too often then each meal doesn’t contain enough fat and/or protein. Snacking really is the giveaway sign, and it’s also deleterious to a fully effective low-carb eating plan, where the goal is minimal insulin secretion at all times.
Your typical diet sounds, lovely, better than 9 eggs a day! Try a bit more salt, it might make all the difference!
Another thing that I do is have specific little ‘legal’ treats. Mid morning every day I have a freshly brewed coffee with double cream floated on the top and a single square of 85% chocolate (took me a while to get used to it, started off with just a nibble but now I love it). And yes, berries and double cream sometimes.
I want to emphasise again, 10lbs in a month is a good loss! I have lost a total of 60lb (27kilos) but I looked as though I had lost a lot more weight than I actually had, all the way through, because you lose weight from all the right places on LCHF! Just stick with it, weigh no more than once a week, check blood glucose regularly and also measure regularly (or if you have some clothes that are a bit too tight or don’t fit right now, try them on regularly and make ‘targets’). You need to get yourself some ‘short term rewards’ - like those jeans fitting, or whatever! And remember, weight loss on LCHF is rarely linear, you might appear to be stuck for a week or two or three, then suddenly lose 4 or 5 lbs in a week. But keep at it and the weight will go, and your diabetes control will be so much better, it is worth it, trust me!
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=carbzone+bread&rlz=1C9BKJA_enGB776GB776&oq=carbzone&aqs=chrome.1.69i57j69i59.4417j0j7&hl=en-GB&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTFwhere can I get low carb bread from ?
where can I get low carb bread from ?
TESCO do a high protein loaf which is 10 carbs per slice. I normally have one slice loaded with filling followed by Greek yoghurt with berries for my lunch when I’m at work.where can I get low carb bread from ?
Because you are trying to lose weight as well as control your diabetes, I would give low carb bread a miss until you get there, personally. Or eat it in tiny quantities. When LIDL did low carb rolls I used to slice each roll vertically into 8 tiny slices, freeze, and never eat more than one or two slices at a meal. But it’s safer to substitute alternatives. I use a lettuce leaf to roll around what would have been a sandwich filling - or just have my ‘sandwich filling’ on a plate without the bread. Pate etc, I use celery sticks instead of toast. I think that bread can be problematic, particularly for people who love bread!
But now I’m more or less at my goal weight and HbA1c 29, I might buy myself a loaf from Waitrose, sounds lovely, and treat myself to half a slice to mop up my egg yolk on ‘full English’ days!
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